Accounting Finance and Economics Foundation Year with study abroad

at Northumbria University

• The foundation year with study abroad covers core modules in financial accounting, management accounting, principles of economics, quantitative methods for business, and academic and professional skills development. Students gain an introduction to key accounting concepts, economic theories, and statistical techniques relevant to business and finance fields.
•  The curriculum also includes modules focused on developing intercultural competencies and preparing students for the study abroad experience.
•  During the semester abroad, students attend classes and potentially take courses related to their intended undergraduate degree programme at one of Northumbria's partner institutions. 
• The international experience allows students to enhance their global perspectives, language skills, and cross-cultural understanding before progressing to their chosen degree.

Course Modules

• Professional Practice for Accounting, Finance and Economics
• Practical Mathematics and Statistics
• Navigating the Financial World
• Ethics and Social Responsibility
• Business Intelligence and Analytics

Important Dates

The educational institution opens its application process ahead of the enrollment period and advises prospective students to compile all necessary documents early. Students are encouraged to stay vigilant by frequently checking the website for updates on the application opening. Additionally, seeking guidance from UniScholars can aid students in starting their application process effectively.

• Acceptable Level 3 qualifications encompass A levels, T Levels, BTEC Diplomas/Extended Diplomas, Scottish and Irish Highers, Access to HE Diplomas, and the International Baccalaureate. 
• Candidates must also show language proficiency with an overall IELTS score of 6.0, with no section scoring below 5.5, or an equivalent certification.

International students: 
£18,250 / year

Successful completion of the undergraduate degree programmes that students progress into after the foundation year with study abroad can open up career opportunities in areas like accounting, finance, banking, investment, financial analysis, economics advisory roles, business management and more. The international experience and intercultural skills gained through the study abroad component are highly valued by employers in today's globalised job market. Many graduates pursue professional qualifications like ACCA, CIMA, CFA to further enhance their employability in the finance and accounting sectors.